Sentences with phrase «than the news pages»

than a news page that has the last piece of news from a year ago, or no forthcoming events at all.

Not exact matches

«We have been singularly unimpressed with Moments, and view the service as no different or more interesting than a typical home page on any competing news site,» wrote Wedbush Capital Partners.

News Corp. bought MySpace in 2005 for $ 580 million — at the time it had more page views than Google.

«We have been singularly unimpressed with Moments, and view the service as no different or more interesting than a typical home page on any competing news site,» Wedbush analysts said.

The company said that it will alter its news feed algorithm to prioritize content from users» friends rather than brand or publisher pages.

With OpBandit, a news outlet's home page could be different for readers in one part of the country than for those in another, or could differ depending on time of day or other factors.

Starting on January 15, Facebook is restricting the amount of text you can use in your Page's cover photo and News Feed ads to no more than 20 percent of the image's area.

Taylor's Facebook page, which now counts more than 166,000 «likes» — in addition to the novelty of her age — garnered the attention of local news outlets and eventually major national programs including the Today show.

The only American news site that attracted a larger audience was CNN.com, with more than 1.4 billion page views.

News outlets consistently published more articles and, in turn, received a bigger share of page views for pieces about Trump than any other major topic we searched, according to Parse.ly Insights, a tool that measures how much attention articles receive across hundreds of major global publishers.

Speaking at the IFC's 12th annual Global Private Equity Conference in Washington, DC, held in association with the Emerging Markets Private Equity Association (EMPEA), IFC executive vice president and CEO Lars Thunell said developing countries were proving more attractive than ever to private equity investors (see Corporate Finance News, page 83).

Rather than simply read the article, a scant few inches up the page, a few finger - flicks of a scroll wheel, he demonstrates that he would rather assume and blame a news organization for something that did not occur.

Last year the Yates Center News frequently printed stories about its teams on Page One with thick black headlines that were two or three times bigger than other front - page headlines such as GOVERNOR TO BE IN COUNTY or SHERIFF»S CAR GOES OUT OF CONTROL or HORSE KILLED ON HIGHPage One with thick black headlines that were two or three times bigger than other front - page headlines such as GOVERNOR TO BE IN COUNTY or SHERIFF»S CAR GOES OUT OF CONTROL or HORSE KILLED ON HIGHpage headlines such as GOVERNOR TO BE IN COUNTY or SHERIFF»S CAR GOES OUT OF CONTROL or HORSE KILLED ON HIGHWAY.

Rather than put up a long (boring) video news release, we broke out the interesting clips (soundbites and graphics) and embedded them in a page interspersed with text that leads people through the issue (automobile fuel economy standards).

We'd rather have the Times than not, but we're more than happy to take the Daily News» full - throated endorsement over the Times» tepid, pro-forma, 2 - paragraph piece at the bottom of the page that says as many good things about Rory as it does about our main opponent.»

And our news pages have more than borne out our warnings, filled as they are with stories about elected officials sent to prison for funneling these public dollars to non-profit groups that they themselves control.

The page, which was first reported Saturday by the Daily News, had raised more than $ 1,300 as of Sunday morning.

Amid fears about global warming, terrorism, disease, and nuclear proliferation, the threat of rocks from space may seem more the province of bad Hollywood movies than front - page news.

If you missed this news, that may be because it received less play in the science sections of the world's newspapers than in those slender nether pages of items about burglars getting stuck in chimneys and drunken Russian men waking up with spikes in their heads.

The crime was front - page news in Manaus, the capital of the state, a city of more than a million about an hour north of the study site, across the Rio Negro.

Kepler 10b was detected using the transit method from more than eight months of data collected by the spacecraft between May 2009 and early January 2010 and confirmed by radial velocity measurements, and there evidence for another planet (KOI 72.02) in an outer orbit with a period around 45.3 days (Kepler news release; images, animations, and discovery page; and Batalha et al, 2011).

MidCurrent is the most popular media channel in fly fishing, with more than 20,000 pages of video, art, photography, travel, reviews, tips and daily news.

Besides offering so much from a dating perspective, Purrsonals.com also provides members and non-members alike with the most recent cat articles (e.g., «Why Cats Are Better Than Men»), news about local and national cat shows, and a entire section for Fun Stuff — including popular Facebook pages to follow and charming poems.

While on his Twitter page today, Castle shared the news that the trailer for Halloween might arrive a lot sooner than you think.

Your online training news release should be no longer than 500 words, or a single printed page.

The newsletter, which I call Necessary News, is never more than one page long.

One typed, double - spaced page is enough because a short news story stands a greater chance of being used than a longer one.

When ABC News» Good Morning America asked its viewers to write essays describing true - life experiences, the network never imagined receiving more than twenty thousand pages of inspiring stories.

if i'm not able to read the latest ereader news, as they start with page 3 on the blog, the rest full of marketing and anime, than this is going wrong

You don't have to go any further than the front page of the news today to see that as evidenced by the remarks by the Missouri congressman that in the case of forcible rape (is there another kind???), women can «turn off» their ability to procreate.

The good news is that you'll see faster page load times than offered by the iPhone 4 (thanks to the A5 dual - core processor), and Safari now sports a cool new Reader feature that strips pages of ads and blows up text to make articles easier to read.

When it was announced, the news that Neil Gaiman would be bringing the Angela character he created with Todd McFarlane in the page of «Spawn» to the Marvel Universe resulted in more questions than answers.

Self - Publishing Review offers professional self - published book review packages and indie book editing services from less than $ 1 a page, as well as featuring news and resources on the self - publishing process.

Unfortunately, the answer's far less dodgy, and far more dreary, than readers might like to imagine... Most of the time, my source is a footnote buried 50 pages deep in the back of an annual report, an old & random news article, a snippet from a six year old press release, or maybe it came from a forgotten corner of the corporate website.

Because I don't see the purpose of devoting entire pages to single videos and less than a hundred words of information, so I've gathered all the recent 3DS related videos of note and added them into this news post.

«Auctions are now front - page news, and results read more like the GDPs of small countries rather than real - world auction prices,» says Lowry.

Acknowledging an embarrassing mistake in its August 7 front - page article, the New York Times — in what appears to be an attempt at fear - mongering rather than producing news — was forced to revise a part of an article aimed at casting the Donald Trump administration in a climate change - denying light for supposedly suppressing a report detailing man - made climate change.

Of course, what is printed is different than there editorial page, but what is printed and how it is treated is with much discretion from the journalists and editors that these news outlets hire.

Across the two - year period, at least eight out of 10 news articles at the paper reflected the consensus view, but at the opinion pages, less than half of articles asserted that climate change was real and that humans were a cause.

In a sane world, the news that broke from Paris this week would have led front pages everywhere, as the major industrialized nations, responding to pressure from the poorest and most climate - threatened countries on Earth, voiced support for the goal of limiting warming to an improbable 1.5 degrees Celsius, rather than a disastrous two degrees.

But the 2013 Desmog piece didn't explain what led them to link to Greenpeace's scans; not one word on why Greenpeace didn't reveal the scans as a major news item back in 2007 when they were archived, not one word explaining why those scans were at Greenpeace when it was reported that the Sierra Club had them more than sixteen years earlier,... and not a word of why those scans have a cover page from some outfit called Ozone Action (lest anyone forget, when the Union of Concerned Scientists breathlessly «revealed» those old scans in 2015, the reason their collection is only 49 pages vs Greenpeace's 50 is because they simply erased the problem of the Ozone Action cover page).

Although the National Ignition Facility (NIF) news page remains silent on the matter, the BBC reports that an NIF experiment in late September achieved the first step towards harnessing the power of the sun here on earth — they got more energy out of a fuel burn than was put into it.

According to News.com, the page will draw news headlines from more than 4,800 other sites and will allow visitors to create their own customized news feeds.

I guess that I wish the RSS feed attached to the LEGISinfo agenda page would give me the best clue to what is coming rather than the teasers by news reporters.

The app is little more than bulleted news headlines, which when clicked on takes you to a page where you can begin a free trial subscription of Kluwer's Manual IP.

Sip could become their gateway into the fold than trying to dig news out of the Q&A on a Product Hunt page.

Trying to consume news through social interfaces is like trying to read a book while a dozen people weigh in on the page content... way more opinion than fact and definitely more noise.

Apple's News app is on the front page of every iPhone and iPad, and promises to give users a curated, personalized view of the news, with bigger pictures and fonts than seen when reading stories in apps or on the Safari browNews app is on the front page of every iPhone and iPad, and promises to give users a curated, personalized view of the news, with bigger pictures and fonts than seen when reading stories in apps or on the Safari brownews, with bigger pictures and fonts than seen when reading stories in apps or on the Safari browser.

That's especially important to publishers as Facebook recently began testing burying all non-ad Page posts in a separate Explore Feed instead of the standard News Feed, reducing referral traffic by more than 50 percent to publishers where the test is running in five countries, including Serbia and Cambodia.

A one paragraph news summary is typically much better than a two - page article when read aloud.